Amarillo Globe publication masthead notes and staff
The Amarillo Globe edition lists founding date February 20 1924 and publication details including afternoon and Sunday connections with Amarillo Daily News. It names GENE HOWE as president and publisher JOhn McCarty assistant publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief.
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Boterea
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Raimaore Gene Howe
Telephone
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
President Truman’s plan to maintain global military bases
President Truman declares the United States will keep necessary military bases to defend the future, signaling a shift from 1930s security thinking. He cites lessons from war, the need to end oceans as impregnable borders, and the role of Iwo and Okinawa as first lines of defense for the mainland and world peace.
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Truman
America
Hitler
Rhineland
Iwo
Okinawa
Laws And Sins Recurring In Milton’s Ruminations
Milton reflects on the abundance of laws as an ongoing source of conflict and moral inquiry. The fragment suggests tension between rule making and human transgression, inviting readers to ponder justice and restraint amid legal authority.
First Days of Peace by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson reflects on the emotional aftermath of peace after World War II. She recalls a village celebration amid tears for fallen heroes, the emptiness yet relief of the first peace day, and questions how culture and journalism will transform in a world without a unifying war goal. She compares current uncertainty to pioneer resilience and urges growth while retaining core identity.
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Wooder Carrcc
Red
Pacific
Hollywood
Plymouth Rock
Oregon
A Letter From Home To Boys in Service
A reader’s letter from the Amarillo Globe notes war end news and homecoming excitement. It highlights mayoral crowds, rain, and the Pantex plant stand-by shift, plus local sports events at the Amarillo Open and softball league results. It also mentions weddings, a birthday open house for Judge Reeder, and a marriage in Clovis New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Polk Street
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Ordnance Factory
Amari'o Air Field
Jaycees
C. E. Burk
Amar Lla Ai
Sky Giants
J. G. Keyes
Fomer
Amarillo Country Club
Art McKay
John Evans
Colby Davies
J. R. Brown
Maxine Lanhem
George Wylie Wyatt
Mises Mary Ann Smith
Bettye Sumberlin
Alice Lee Gist
Barbara Boxwell
Virginia Stek
Dawon Bray
James Moore
Gene Hamilton
Leroy Boynter
Tulane University
George
C. B. Reeder
A. F. Arnold
John Farrell
Don Livoni
Wave Arline Lasby
Cpl
John Hooker
Clovis
N. M
Horizon's Assistant Secretary of State pictured
A U S official Archibald is shown in a horizon scene with a blend and present status. The riddle-like listing includes units of time contracts and fruits among terms like Nova Scotia abbr and slang for boat and seaweed. The vertical puzzle offers clues to words such as stir, the, cm, and king of beasts.
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Horizon
Archibald
Nova Scotia
War to be tried at Nuremberg
Bill Cunningham notes the Nuremberg war crimes trial set for next month under Robert Jackson. He contrasts the legal framework with the Petain trial and predicts a landmark, document-worthy international law development amid cautious expectations. The Ohio River journey to Cincinnati is briefly referenced.
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Nuremberg
Paris
London
Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
Hitler
Goering
Ribbentrop
Ley
Schleicher
Petain
Priority Air Travel Controls Postwar until Redeployment
United States officials report travel priorities will persist after victory. A survey of airlines and military officials finds two reasons to maintain controls. Traffic will rise through redeployment, and equipment shortages will limit supply. Officials estimate ending priorities may take 60 days to a year.
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Washington
Jaycee Directors Discuss Regional Meet in Lubbock
Jaycee directors met at the Silver Grill Cafe to plan the regional session in Lubbock on September 1 and 2. Local president Roy Snodgrass urged twenty to twenty five Junior Chamber members to participate.
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Jaycee
Lubbock
Silver Grill Cafe
Roy Snodgrass
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Regional meeting with state officials to be led
Representatives from Pampa Berger Panhandle Amarillo Lubbock and Brownfield attend a regional meeting. R Benton Ross state president will be present and Glenn Woody state regional vice president will be in charge.
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Pampa
Berger
Panhandle
Amarillo
Lubbock
Brownfield
R. Benton Ross
Glenn Woody
Helen family returns from Mountain Park visit
Mr and Mrs J L Helen and family of 3304 Polk return from Mountain Park Oklahoma where they visited her parents Mr and Mrs T W Treadwell.
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J. L. Helen
Polk
Mountain Park
Okla
T. W. Treadwell
Beadle Heads to Fort Bliss After Home Visit
Sergeant Joe Beadle departed today for Fort Bliss after visiting his wife and Mr and Mrs Carl Beadle at 1300.
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Joe Beadle
Fort Bliss
Carl Beadle
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